If you’ve noticed your cat urinating at a much more frequent rate and with less regard to the appropriate places to do its business, (i.e. outside or in its litter tray) then your cat may have a urinary health issue. Even if you haven’t noticed anything unusual with your cat’s toilet habits, it’s always worth checking with your vet as health issues aren’t always immediately visible on the outside. ROYAL CANIN® Urinary Care in Gravy is specially tailored to help maintain a healthy balance of minerals within your cat’s urine to support a healthy urinary tract. We know urinary problems are more frequent in overweight cats, so helping your cat maintain its ideal body weight will also contribute to keeping its urinary system healthy. This food contains a nutrient profile that is instinctively preferred by adult cats to increase palatability and full consumption. ROYAL CANIN® Urinary Care is also available as dry food, with crunchy and tasty kibble. If you’re considering mixed feeding, simply follow our feeding guidelines to ensure your cat gets an accurate amount of both wet and dry food for optimal benefit.
Urinary S/O is for the nutritional management of dogs with struvite or oxalate crystals and lower urinary tract disease. Recommended for cases of (indications): Struvite uroliths: dissolution and management of recurrence, Calcium oxalate uroliths: management of recurrence, Bacterial cystitis: management of secondary struvite crystalluria (in association with adequate antibiotic therapy.) Not recommended in case of (contraindications): Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), Heart disease (when sodium restriction is sought), Concurrent use of urine-acidifying drugs, Growth, gestation, lactation, Pancreatitis or a history of pancreatitis, Hyperlipidaemia. It is recommended that a veterinarian’s opinion be sought before use. Feed Urinary S/O for 5 to 12 weeks for the dissolution of struvite stones and up to 6 months for the reduction of struvite stone recurrence. In older dogs, renal function should be checked before recommendation. Water should be available at all times. A full health check should be performed by a veterinarian every 6 months.
